Here is the leadership table after Round 1.

Scores that equal or beat the best PGA score are shown in bold face. A penalty score, shown in red, is incurred if an incorrect solution was submitted or if no solution was submitted. The penalty is the maximum score on the hole +5. (If nothing else this will exercise the minds of the games theorists).

I tested all the holes but not exhaustively. /msg me with any corrections.

I've included anyone who tried any of the holes.


Update: I need to fix some of the bold scores. Thanks tilly.

  1 2 3 4 5 6   1-6 7-12 13-17 Total
Penalty 30 63 28 52 39 65   277     332
Maximum 25 58 23 47 34 60   247     247
Minimum 16 20 19 19 28 38   140     140
PGA 16 27 20 19 28 38   148     148
petral 16 20 19 19 30 38   142     142
tilly 16 23 20 19 28 47   153     153
japhy 16 23 23 19 29 47   157     157
ChemBoy 18 24 22 19 30 44   157     157
tadman 16 31 28 24 30 39   168     168
mr.nick 21 24 28 32 32 51   188     188
iamcal 16 63 28 26 39 42   214     214
the_slycer 30 21 28 47 32 65   223     223
tachyon 25 58 19 35 31 60   228     228
da 30 21 28 52 39 65   235     235
jorg 18 34 28 52 39 65   236     236
btrott 30 63 28 20 39 48   228     228
srawls 30 63 28 52 34 65   272     272


Kudos to all those who participated.

John.
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In reply to Re: PGA Golf, Round 1 - Results by jmcnamara
in thread PGA Golf, Round 1 - Results by jmcnamara

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